To try to fulfill the leader’s request, the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs tapped Tatsugoro Matsumoto, a Japanese immigrant who tended the gardens of Chapultepec, then the presidential residence …
Japan targets more Australian property deals: Lendlease
Mr Lombardo said Lendlease was looking at new joint ventures with longstanding partner Mitsubishi Estate and was also talking to other major players in Japan’s property sector. Tony Lombardo in …
Santa Monica Home Boasts Gorgeous Japanese Garden And Ocean Views
Nestled on Amalfi Drive, this stunning modern masterpiece in Santa Monica has been completely remodeled to the most discerning standard. This property is an extraordinary architectural triumph in the …
Green energy push to drive Japanese investment in Australia
Japanese investors are pouring billions of dollars into Australian green energy partnerships, put concerns about energy security and competition from other countries may crimp demand.
Profit from the rise of shareholder activism in Japan’s small companies
A professional investor tells us where he’d put his money. Daniel Lee, head ofJapan Research, AVI Japan Opportunity Trust, highlights three promising stocks.
Tokyo demands China free Japan national detained in Beijing
Tokyo has demanded that China release a Japanese national who was detained in Beijing earlier this month, Japan’s top government spokesperson said Monday. Chief Cabinet Secretary Hirokazu Matsuno told …
Japan and South Korea reach important accord
Japan and South Korea, two increasingly powerful nations, have reached an important agreement with far-reaching positive implications. On March 16, Prime Ministers Fumio Kishida of Japan and Yoon Suk Yeol of South Korea shared food and fellowship in a Tokyo restaurant,
Japanese man detained in China is Astellas Pharma employee – Kyodo
A Japanese man detained in China this month is a senior official of Astellas Pharma Inc, Kyodo news agency reported on Sunday citing a company spokesperson. The company did not disclose details of the official but its spokesperson said it was seeking information through Japan’s foreign ministry,
Japan wants 85 percent of male workers to take paternity leave. But fathers are too afraid to take it
PM Kishida wants 85 per cent of male workers to take paternity leave by 2030. But some in Japan are skeptical he can move the needle.
Japan remains free from the tyranny of tipping
The project, hatched from the gnarled nest of mid-pandemic bad ideas, was that it might somehow be good for Japan to start tipping — a pernicious psychosis that the East Asian country has watched …